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Cool thanks for the heads up I’ll definitely be checking this out.“When you say “It’s hard”, it actually means “I’m not strong enough to fight for it”. Stop saying its hard. Think positive!”Comment
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Watched the first two on Star Wars and Barbie this morning. A great love letter to Kenner, which was a "local" toy company to me, just an hour from Cinci. The Barbie episode even taught Cindy a thing or two on the behind-the-scenes stuff!
I really hope we get a full Mego episode and shows on Transformers, etc. down the line!
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Watched all four episodes this weekend. Really fascinating info in all them. I wasn't sure about the Barbie episode, as I'm not a Barbie collector, but it was great. The only thing that was weird is the one Barbie executive had some strange looking full body skin suit sitting on a chair in the background. I don't know what it was but it creeped me out. Anyway, really looking forward to the next 4 episodes.Comment
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I saw the first episode last night, the Star Wars one.
They kept showing a couple of Megos on their screen saver scenes...but not one single mention of Mego at all. When they pointed out the biggest toy lines...Mego was never mentioned. How can a toy company who had the rights to everything of importance...would be so ignored? The entire episode seemed like a big fat lie.
I’m not going to continue watching the series...sigpicComment
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Sure, glossed over time...but wasn’t Mego huge? That’s like leaving out Japan outta the Axis Powers.
So how big was Mego in its heyday? Because the episode mentioned Barbie, G.I. Joe, Hasbro, Parker Brothers, Mattel, galoob, Playmates, and obviously Kenner (duh)...everyone except Mego...which I found downright insulting...
Was Mego one of the toys companies that turn down Lucas? Or is that urban legend?Last edited by Hector; Jan 1, '18, 3:19 PM.sigpicComment


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